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<font size="+1"><font face="Arial">Only $65 from Alamosa to Whitefish
with a 14 day advanced notice. $150 walk on. Downside 2 days, 18
hours 55 minute travel time.<br>
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I've done two 65 hour bus rides in the past and can't really recommend
it, but once you get off you're ready to hike. <br>
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Sly<br>
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<pre wrap=""><font><font>I took the Dirty Dog (greyhound). LOOOOOOOOOOOONG ride..but cheap.
At Whitefish, I lucked out and some friends from the hiking community dropped me off for the start of the CDT. Otherwise, I was gonna
do the shuttle and/or train to start.
I actually started near Polebridge (fuzzy memory) at Bowen Lake on the Western side of the park. I hiked east on the PNT a bit to just four miles south
of the border and then hiked north to "officially" start the CDT.
I had never been to Glacier, so I thought I'd do some bonus miles and see the park a bit. :)
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